Bareboat Sailing Yacht Jeanneau 50DS

The Jeanneau 50 Deck Salon combines Philippe Briand's refined interior architecture with Garroni Design's purposeful deck layout. Wrap-around windows flood the saloon with Caribbean light, whilst the elongated hull ports and elevated Deck Salon create an airy, connected feel throughout. Three well-appointed cabins provide comfortable quarters for independent charterers seeking self-sufficient exploration.

The interior arrangement prioritises both livability and practical cruising. The forward owner's cabin offers privacy, whilst two aft cabins accommodate crew or additional guests. A generous galley and saloon serve as the social hub, with plenty of counter space and storage for extended passages. This is a yacht built for those who value functionality alongside aesthetics.

The Windward Islands reward self-sufficient sailors. From Grenada, you have direct access to some of the Caribbean's most rewarding sailing. Diamond-shaped anchorages, consistent trade winds, and dramatic volcanic coastlines characterise the region. The Jeanneau 50DS, equipped with a furling mainsail, long Harken traveller, and powerful anchor windlass, is purpose-built for island-hopping between Carriacou, Tobago Cays, and beyond. Bare-boat charter here suits experienced skippers who value independence and know their way around a yacht.